CENCI, BE AT RICE

(1577-99), Ital. parricide; b. Rome. Her /f., Francesco C., 2 man of great wealth and an adjudged criminal from his eleventh year, ‘Was murdered while asleep by two a a ins hired by his wife, Lucrezia, Be at rice, ‘and several sons. The two women were found guilty, and beheaded. Be at rice’s lefense was that her f. had forcibly mmitted incest with her, but the charge rests entirely on the unsupported statement of her advocate, Farinaccio, ‘who is known to have made false state from error, and she made provision in vod will for the care of ‘a certain poor ‘boy,’ said to have been an illegitimate son. y k of Alps, between France and Italy; e@ pa , 6,700 ft. high, is much used; over it a road was constructed by Napon. Near M.C. is tunnel of same name; 3 miles long; cost $15,000,000,